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Iran
China
Israel
Russia
Christianity
Transnational Capital
Iliad
Donald Trump
Judaism
Eschatology
The Aeneid
British Empire
Saudi Arabia
Evolution
Catholic Church
Persian Empire
Dante Alighieri
Plato
Middle East

No advertisements lectures. All credit goes to Jiang Xueqin, aka Professor Jiang. Audio files of Jiang's lectures.

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In this Thursday, May 28, 2026 lecture Professor Jiang answers your questions.

In this talk to his Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang reviews all the important ideas from this semester.

In this Thursday, May 21, 2026 lecture to his Beijing high school students Professor Jiang explains how Putin plans to defeat the American empire.

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Jiang Xueqin
Host of the course lectures; also known as Professor Jiang.

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Game Theory #3: Rich Dad, Poor Dad
Q: So for poor families, is there any way for the poor kids to be successful, to be the rich parents you describe in the future?
There are rare cases where individuals succeed by leaving their community or taking high-risk routes like scholarships and migration, but these options are exceptional and often come with high personal costs and risks; overall, social mobility is limited by structural constraints.
Game Theory #16: Pax Judaica Rising
Q: If Israel really defeated America, what will happen next?
The host clarifies that Israel did not defeat America; the discussion centers on Israel auditioning to replace America as the dominant power, with a transition driven by economic, political, and strategic shifts rather than a simple military victory.
Game Theory #6: The World's Bank
Q: If the Western world's wealth and power are built on this system, what does that imply about the sustainability of current global inequalities?
The discussion suggests that the system rewards short-term gains for the few at the expense of long-term social and moral health, implying that without meaningful reforms or a shift in values, inequality and instability are likely to persist or worsen.
Secret History #5: The Birth of Evil
Q: Any questions before I continue?
The lecturer answers with clarifications about Paradise Lost and the secrecy of the societies, then proceeds to read and interpret the text.
Secret History #3: Death by Gerontocracy
Q: What can young people do about this?
According to the lecturer, there is little that young people can do; they are biologically conditioned to respect elders, which hinders overt resistance.

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The show offers long-form, seminar-style lectures that explore literature, philosophy, and history through close readings of classic works and critical theory. Episodes hinge on deep analysis, cross-disciplinary links (psychology, political theory, mythology), and provocative interpretations that tie ancient texts to modern ideas. A notable feature is the ad-free, professor-led format, delivering rigorous discussions in a classroom-like setting that rewards careful listening and thoughtful reflection. This combination—scholarly rigor, accessibility, and a focus on “great books” and foundational ideas—likely appeals to lifelong learners, students, and educators who enjoy theory-driven discourse and structured, lecture-style exploration.

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